Finely designed worldbuilding and shapeshifting
This novel’s strongest aspect is definitely its world, more specifically the shapeshifting magic and the mythology.
Tag: ARTS
A surprise hit
There were a lot of jokes in the film that were very vulgar, so the film could be funnier for adults than for children, though this film is a children’s film.
The optimism of ‘Star Trek’
One of the most famous examples of its commitment to portraying a truly post-racial society was having Kirk and Uhara kiss, the first-ever interracial kiss on camera.
Journey to gold
This year’s winners, Blake Rayment and Hannah Ewing, tied for first-place and both received gold awards.
‘Is this Sufjan Stevens song gay or about God?’
At the end of the day, Stevens is a brilliant lyricist and an incredible artist.
Full of scares, but lacking depth
When it comes to suspense and shock, this movie is not lacking. The alien life-form the crew discovers grows in its fear factor whenever it appears on-screen.
‘Death Note’: Dead before it hits the screen?
The Americanizing approach seems even more problematic and bizarre with a story as culturally specific as Death Note.
Canada’s history explained in record time
‘Canada: The Story of Us’ shows the history of Canada at a fast pace and with a lot of action.
Awards Benefit Concert proves that support pays off
After witnessing a show full of musicianship from both vocal and instrumental ensembles, it’s impossible not to respect the time, effort, and emotion that goes into performing.